Sentence examples for entering a future from inspiring English sources

According to the Engelhardt Intelligence Council, the likelihood is that we're already entering a future far more extreme than anything the NIC and its 2,500-plus 2,500-plusperts can imagine. .

FIFA President, Joseph S. Blatter said that the number of girls who are excluded from school is an "alarming indication that girls today are entering a future without hope and without options.

Hallenga and Bugg Landscape Design came about because Hugo and I had been friends throughout the course and had entered a Future Gardens competition together.

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Baker won a small money tournament on clay in Chattanooga, Tenn., in June, then entered a Futures event in Pittsburgh in July.

"We are convinced that we are entering a disruptive future, and we want to be ready for it," he says.

But this is the N.F.L. off-season turned upside down by labor uncertainty, and as the scouting combine begins in Indianapolis this week, Condon has taken on a different role: guidance counselor for a draft class entering a foggy future.

Oakes is not grim: "The emerging adults... are entering a religious future that looks increasingly blurry, unpredictable and strange.

In this race to leave behind the Ottoman past and enter a Western future, Turkish élites from this period, in Pamuk's view, committed an error that would haunt future generations: "They did not strive to create an Istanbul culture that would be an organic combination of East and West," as he put it in a Paris Review interview, in 2005.

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